Am i Pazzing out

[sargentscraps]

I plan on doing a guerilla grow so to speak but not alot of plants, maybe around ten but most likely on 3 or something will finish. The question is how worried should i bee about helicopters? The plants would be amongst other tall sticky bushes but i imagine a big green plant would definately stick out as the land isnt going to be that green, especially round summer. I could put them in amongst trees but i doubt they would get any sunlight? So the question is should i not grow in fear of a chopper seeing the plants? I know to spread them in an un-uniform way to disguise them but even still. Where I intent to grow is 1 hour north of the city so its farely remote but its doesnt have heavy bushland so plants can be slotted in fairly easily without having to mow down an area to plant. Should i be worried about the possible chance? Does anyone even know if they do like the california hills type search of the melbourne outback for crops? or are they only looking for big plantations? Any advice would be helpfull....im confused and pazzing out before the grow has even started!

Cheers

Scraps

[pisspotgrower]

Yes there r choppers, yes u should be worried. It is a risk u have to take, there is no getting around it. Best ya can do is be carefull, stay away from any sort of made track and if they come start runnin.

[Livo]

Yes there r choppers, yes u should be worried. It is a risk u have to take, there is no getting around it. Best ya can do is be carefull, stay away from any sort of made track and if they come start runnin.

 

Best advice anyone can give haha

i'd go checkin em in camo gear hahaha

[brick]

If they are looking for it chances are the will find it, if you spread them out over a fair distance then you at least minimise the risk. I would be more worried about Cali bush fires. May I suggest going to a local library and looking through any news papers say 5 years back to see if there were any busts in that area, then you would have a fair idea if it is known as a grow area. Then make a decision.

 

Hey fuck you are in Melbourne. Stoners moment. Same applies though. Just change cali bush fires for Melb.

[phreakah]

Definately dont plant them in rows down bush. And always take a slightly different route every time you go in, it may be harder not following a pre-made track, but its essential to stop a track being visible from the ground or they sky.

[sargentscraps]

Thanks alot for the replies, i will have to think this over. just as a question and by no means does it mean i am planting or going to plant there, is it plain stupid to have crops on your property? if the lands big enough say 4 out in the bushland? or is the risk of them finding you and charging you due to them being on your property to high, and thus a stupid decision to put them there in the first place?

[wyrm]

Choppers are out there looking for big crops not just the odd plant.

I think you'll be fine

[louise]

On the farm we always grew on out own property... one plant here and one there etc.

 

AFAIK they have to prove the plants are yours... it's not enough that they are growing in your bush paddock to secure a conviction.

[morphine34]

it sounds like a lot of risk to me. Im going down the path of building a small closet grow for one or two plants at a time to keep in my garage. Once its set, provided I dont tell anyone about it and manage access of people to my shed then who would know? Thats the plan anyway!

 

The only bugger thing is getting seeds now!

[louise]

it sounds like a lot of risk to me.

 

If you don't have the stomach for a little risk I suggest you look at brewing beer rather than growing bud... 'cause thieves and pigs aren't usually interested in home brew.